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The team at More & Co. keeps whipping up poster MAGIC.
See your dancing feet at our Maine Premiere THIS Saturday at SPACE Gallery in Portland, ME. More & Co.’s got some super special dancing feet that are tapping up a storm in preparation.
Get your tix + see you on the dance floor!
Nice!
Ricchio, Bourdain and Ripert. This was exactly as awesome as it looks. Those two were perfect gentlemen. Thanks, sirs!
I see a Steed.
This publicity photo I took for the play “Hedwig And The Angry Inch” (running through this weekend at SPACE Gallery in Portland, ME) is in this week’s issue of the Portland Phoenix along with this review. The show is a lot of fun, definitely worth checking out! They’ll also be doing runs in Boston and Providence. More info on the show’s site.
Experiencing the stage version of “Hedwig” was a blast. My crew was, unsurprisingly, the loud/rowdy/engaged corner of the room that inspired/cued most of the off the cuff humor. The actors loved us.
Hedwig tonight at Space! Followed up with 90’s nite at Bubba’s? Uh oh. Here we go.
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Dan and I have produced 6 local screenings since last summer. That’s chill.
Portlandia (the other one)
A sketch in which there is a referendum on a referendum on referendums
A sketch in which a young man decides to surprise his girlfriend by screenprinting his tattoos onto a long-sleeved shirt for her to wear, not knowing that she is out getting his favorite screenprint tattooed on her arms
A sketch in which there is a cover band of a cover band
A sketch in which the editor of a local independent publication hides in some shrubbery to spy on a local politician, only to discover that there is a public art installation hidden in the shrubbery and it is extremely sharp
A sketch in which there is war with New Hampshire
A sketch in which it is revealed that the seagulls are, in fact, plotting something (a craft fair)
A sketch in which it is revealed that a local microbrew is flavored with sweat wrung from the costumes of a local burlesque troupe
A sketch in which protesters outside a popular restaurant throw fox urine at people
A sketch in which a local band releases an album that “was better when they were the Ponys”
A sketch in which a vintage anchor is elected mayor
For reals though, the Portlandia screenwriters should be working on a Portland of the East vs Portland of the West episode. Although, it could be possible that residents of Portland of the West forget that their predecessor, the Portland of the East even exist. Well shit. That’s a pretty good starting point.
I’m really excited about this.
The weekend that just keeps on giving. All of them are really great.
